Hoosick Senior Center Forms In Hoosick Falls
A new Hoosick Senior Center group formed in Hoosick Falls meets at the Municipal Building with 19 members. They adopt the official name, set $1 dues, and plan to use the former Cookie Jar bakery on Elm and Church streets for meetings starting Jan 22, with knitting lessons and other projects for residents 50 and older.
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Hoosek Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Senior Center
William Greenwood
Cookie Jar
Elm
Church Streets
Caesar Galvagni
Greenwood
Mary Anna
St. Mary’s Convent
Lida Dooley
Manchester Landmark Munson Farm Sold to East Dorset Owner
Manchester Vermont United States The Munson Farm estate of Lyman Campbell on U.S. 7 has been sold to Ivan D. Combe of East Dorset owner of Combe Chemical Co Inc White Plains NY. The sale includes the Munson house two smaller frame houses and 140 acres of woodlots on Mount Equinox. Combe plans no immediate development and will have influence on Manchester direction as a large town landowner.
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Manchester
Munson
Lyman Campbell
Ivan D. Combe
East Dorset
Combe Chemical Co
White Plains
N.Y
U.S.7
Miller
U.S. 7
Combe Chemical Co., Inc
Combe
Elizabeth Fender
Victor Bushee
Mount Equinox
Dorset
Communities of Christian Life Christmas Meeting at Parish Hall
Mrs. Kay Luce announces Communities of Christian Life formerly the Sodality at St John the Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 6 p m for a covered dish supper and Christmas party in the Parish Hall Members should bring a one dollar gift for exchange Frederick H Welling Water Board chairman notes the group met Monday night and paid all bills but discussion was cut by freezing temperatures
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Kay Luce
Communities of Christian Life
The
Sodality
St. John the Baptist Church
Frederick H. Welling
Water Board
Dorset 700 Acre Sale Signals New Real Estate Project
The Dec 29 sale of the Joseph Chester Baldwin farm, about 700 acres on Danby Mountain Road, signals a spring start for a new real estate project. Buyers include John Holmes Andrus and Mrs. Andrus of Pawlet, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Beattie, Mr. and Mrs. J Bennett Beattie, and Dr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Treat of Manchester. The land spans Dorset and Danby, features woodland pasture and a striking waterfall, with the Baldwin farmhouse and two surrounding acres retained.
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Dorset
Joseph Chester Baldwin
Danby Mountain
John Holmes Andrus
Andrus
Pawlet
Orrin Beattie
J. Bennett Beattie
Edwin K. Treat
Manchester
Danby
Chester Baldwin
Unwelcome Loser Turns Away Bomb Threat at Doorstep
A 72-year-old shoe store owner in Cheyenne thwarted a purse bomb scare by shoving the man outside after he rang the doorbell and shouted a threat. The intruder fled as the owner urged his wife to contact police, saying the incident proved criminals imitate television plots.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
George Helzer
Helzer
HFCS International Buffet To Honor Area Foreign Students
Hoosick Falls Central School PTA hosts an international buffet at Baptist Memorial Hall on Saturday January 20 at 6 30 p.m. Proceeds support the Foreign Student Exchange Fund. Two exchange students and three from Hoosac School will attend as guests. Co chairmen are Mrs Donald J Sutton and Mrs Charles Kavage with help from several others. Tickets 150 by reservation limited to 100 through listed organizers.
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Hfcs International
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lin Central School
Hoosac School
Donald J. Sutton
Charles Kavage
Frank Reynolds
Fred Miller
Roger N. Moseley
Sutton
Kavage
Reynolds
Margaret Farrara
Williamstown Theatre Foundation reports $1000 surplus at annual meeting
Williamstown Massachusetts the Williamstown Theatre Foundation announced a 1967 season surplus slightly over 1000 on a 70000 operating budget. Executive director Nikos Psacharopoulos cited the 1800 opening night benefit as key to income offset by a 4 percent rise in expenses and more actors. The season drew 22350 patrons, 87 percent capacity, up 7 percent from 1966. Trustees re elected Rudnick Schryver and Coughlin. committee planned to seek extra revenue and add seats and raise some ticket prices. A post season musical will continue despite past losses.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre Foundation
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Williamstown Theatre
Tanglewood
Louis Rudnick
George W. Schryver
Edward J. Coughlin
Clarence Chaffee
Henry N. Flynt Jr
Robert C. Sprague
Rudnick
Schryver
Equity
North Bennington Bank names Cross assistant vice president
Harold L. Cross has been named assistant vice president of the First National Bank of North Bennington. He moves from assistant cashier to the third ranking officer under bank president S. Whitney Dickey and vice president Arthur Wickenden. Cross will oversee computer services and internal operations, with duties spanning all bank functions. He previously worked as a loan officer since 1964 after stints at several banks and firms, and he is active in local civic groups.
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Harold L. Cross
Bennington
First National Bank of North
First National Bank of North Bennington
North Bennington
Cross
Dickey
U.S. Army
North Bennington Bank
First National Bank of Bennington
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Charles Cooper Co
The
County National Bank
Atkins Jewelers
Elizabeth Ramsdell
Jane
Alan
Taconic
Ethan Allen Pomona Granges
Bennington Jaycees
State Grange
First Methodist Church
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Harriette Lyon
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Baldwin
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Philip G. Squires
MES
Robert P. Wood
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MBS
Dorset Hollow
Dorset Hollow Corporation
Holmes
James A. Hardman Jr
Lawrence B. Urbano
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Psacharopoulos
Shaftsbury
Ant
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Robert J. Greene
County St
Mobil Heating Oil
Adams
Pendleton
Adams Clothes Shop
U.S
HE Shell
N. Bennington RD
DIAL
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the Bank
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